IND vs AUS: The catch that turned the match… Steve Smith changed the whole game with one hand

Indore: The third Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Test series is being played at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. In this match, three innings have ended within two days. Team India won the toss and decided to bat first on this pitch, which is helpful for spin bowlers, but it was reduced to scoring only 109 runs. In response, the Australian team scored 197 runs and took a lead of 88 runs. Team India now had a chance to take care of themselves in the second innings but missed it here too.

Although Cheteshwar Pujara definitely scored 59 runs for Team India in the match, but Steve Smith’s agility changed all his hard work. Or just say that with the wicket of Pujara, the Indian team’s game kept falling here.

Actually in the match, where Nathan Lyon was wreaking havoc with his spin, on the other hand, Pujara alone had buried his peg, but on the third ball of the 57th over of the innings, he was caught by Steve Smith in the leg side. It was not easy for Smith at all, but the fast-moving ball seemed to stick in his hands. Due to this, Pujara had to be dismissed in an unfortunate way.

When Pujara was out, at that time Team India’s score was 155 for 8 wickets. After this, Lion dismissed Umesh Yadav and Mohammad Siraj for just 8 runs to wrap up the Indian innings for 163 runs.

Smith is captaining in place of Pat Cummins

Steve Smith is captaining for Australia in place of Pat Cummins. Cummins has moved back to Australia for family reasons. Although Smith could not do much in his batting in the third test, but in his captaincy and fielding, he dominated the field in every way. Smith is captaining the Test team for the third time after the sand paper scandal.

Nathan Lyon took 11 wickets

At the same time, Nathan Lyon has shown amazing in his bowling for the team. He has taken a total of 11 wickets in both the innings. In the first innings, he had a total of three wickets in his account while in the second innings he took 8 wickets. With this, he has gone ahead of Anil Kumble in terms of taking the most wickets in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Lion has 113 wickets in his name in this trophy.

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